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Healthcare has been an important part of the Seventh-day Adventist church since its inception. The Adventist church is the largest Protestant health care provider with more than 700 institutions worldwide. Thce churh’s medical influence stretches far and wide, including to the West African country of Ghana.

An Adventist hospital was built in the city of Kumasi in 1984. After many years of caring for their community’s health, the hospital workers wanted to inspire the next generation of caretakers.

“The school started with the main hospital. They dreamt one day to put up a training school attached to the hospital.”

In 2015, the SDA Nursing and Midwifery Training College in Ashanti region was established. They started small, but quickly realized how much need there was for this training.

“From 2015 to now, it’s been about eight years. We started with 22 students. Currently, we number about 882 students or so. And I imagine that the trend that we have, many more will want to come.”

Abigail is one of the current students in the nursing program. She was very excited to start her studies, but soon realized that her anatomy class was more difficult than she expected.

“When the teacher comes to class, it’s like, What is he talking about? I didn't get the knowledge or the understanding. So I’ll feel like, What am I doing in this school? Then I just pray to God that He’s going to help me so I will pass anatomy.”

God quickly answered Abigail’s prayer. On the very next Anatomy quiz, she received the highest mark in the class. The other students recognized how well Abigail was doing in the class and gave her an affectionate nickname.

“So from then on they gave me the name Madam Anatomy or Anatomy Madam. So thanks be to God that since the first year, I have had the highest score in Anatomy.”

The school has made a difference for students like Abigail, but not only in their academics. The spiritual life and atmosphere have also made a big impact on the students especially those without an Adventist background.

“They are not Adventist, but the spirit of Adventism still lives in them. I’ve been watching many of them through their Whatsapp groups, and every Sabbath you see a lot of them posting Happy Sabbath. Just recently we baptized 18 students.”

The Adventist Nursing and Midwifery Training College has become a place of high demand for education. Their biggest issue is space. They have been growing so quickly that their classrooms are overfilled. It has made it very difficult for teachers to effectively train the students.

“The challenge has been with space. I hope you've gone around and seen the classrooms congested with about 100 students in one class and no audible means to speak to them. We will be extra happy if additional classroom blocks are put in now for some of the students so that we can at least admit more because there are more people who are applying but couldn't get an opportunity to come because we don't have the space.”

This quarter, part of your 13th Sabbath offering will help the school complete the construction of new classrooms. This will allow hundreds of future nurses and midwives to realize their full potential. Please pray for this school in Ghana and the huge network of Adventist health care institutions around the world continuing to care for people’s needs just as Jesus did.

Not only to help the school to grow, but also to help the society flourish. To help someone who was also vulnerable at a certain time to have a future in their hands. So for that person who is part of this goal, may God bless them.

this, this Maisie and these I know they are all from God. Not for my own strength.

I was from this school and then also the, the discipline also in this school.

That's why we also have also come to this council. Mainly people are entry into the school. Many people wants to come to the school because they'll also want to feel or get it if someone is.

I would just retaliate, whatever the person would do to me. So the story that I shake and for now, I never thought I could forgive the pacing, but because I came to this school and due to Adventist preaching and stuff, I've been able to forgive them.

And then I like working on humans, I have a passion. Like I become a very excited when I whenever I'm taking care of humans.

So we thank all Adventist members over the ward for their support. That's the giving to us and my nursing and then midwifery trainee college, if not them, may be by now we won't be able to get the supports by now. So that's perfect. Thank you.

We have inadequate classrooms here. And then even one of the classroom ones is the number two at a more than one city in one class is supposed to be like maybe this class will be divided.

Yeah, it has been growing because from 2015 to now, it's about eight years now. Okay. And we started with 22 students. Currently, we number about 882 students or so. And I imagine that the trend that we have is we still want more people. It was a lot of people even applied, but due to setting government restrictions here and there, we couldn't admit more.

Had it not been that our numbers would have been counted in thousands.

But the challenge has been with space. Space for students to sleep in terms of accommodation and classroom sizes. As you came around, I hope you've gone around and gone to see the classrooms congested with about 100 students in one class. Would no adult or double me DSD speak to them? So it becomes a bit challenging for even tutors who doesn't have that loud voice.

You have to be moving in and out. So a little space in has been one of our biggest challenge. If we have more facilities in the school, then we can expand. We can even tend to admit more and hence at least students will fill.

You've been conducting this on every semester basis where other students who were non Adventists are converted and baptized Currently.

Even just recently we baptized about 18 students. Okay. But previously on almost every semester in baptizing students, students feel very happy when they leave these four corners of the school because they see themselves very valuable in the society that they define themselves in.

we will be extra happy if additional classroom blocks are put in now for some of the students so that we can at least admit more because there are more people who are applying but couldn't get opportunity to come because we don't have the space we wish that we can put up a very big auditorium to accommodate all the student

So when our student moves out to the job market, people see them to be very effective in efficiency and output of work is also on the high side. So hence a lot of people here and we have to be trained by Adventist.

So I'm going to start here. And can you tell me just for me, can you tell me your full name? And then can you spell it for me? Oh, okay. A I'm Nancy. Um, any and see you for the Nancy. And then the C is billed as s e y I. So that's my four. Thank you. Okay, so now to start the interview.

Can you introduce yourself? Tell me your name and, uh, what you are studying here. Oh, okay. First of all, as I said earlier on. I'm Nancy. I'm from Western Region. Right. And then I'm here to for now. I mean, I saw my offering. Um, you know, Nancy is studying nursing. Okay. Yeah, I'm studying. I'm studying General Nancy. Excellent.

How many years have you studied here? I've been here for two years now. Okay. More than two years. My final year for two years now. And I'm in the my final year. What would you like to do after you finish school here? Okay, I shall. You know, if I complete, God willing and I pass successful, I've decided to.

Oh, specialized in anesthetist. Yeah, that's what for Now I'm. I'm performing to us. Very nice. Yes. So can you tell me a little bit just about your story and how did you end up going to school here? Oh, okay. I started by saying that, Oh, I'm acting like I first I was very quick tempered. Basically, if someone pushes me, it would be very difficult for me to release the person, go.

I would just retaliate, whatever the person would do to me. So the story that I shake and for now, I never thought I could forgive the pacing, but because I came to this school and due to Adventist preaching and stuff, I've been able to forgive them. It was like, this is in my daily things teach. That was some way at the age of 15, 14, 14, 15 years.

Yeah. And then there was some misunderstood in between my between me and my one of my father's nieces. So it got to a time that when I was at that time I was I did is riding in the I was at the school access to go for catalyst so I went for the catalyzed and then along the way going to school they needed makes me So when they let the lady made me, she started to fight me.

So I also tried to fight back. So we were fighting to the fighting that someone came. And then they called my daddy to come. And then when my daddy came, all of a sudden my daddy was there. And then the lady took the catalyst for me and they used to cut one of my daddy's. Oh, no. So I decided, you know, I have to retaliate.

I would never let the girls go free. So my daddy was sent to Kumasi and they did a lot for him. So bye. So I wanted to be like, retaliate. This because due to the complications. And then they they try and do stuff. And he's like my family went through hardship because my daddy was no more willing to like due to the condition he was not able to work wake And then, I mean you can being kidnaped for us.

So I decided, you know what, this family has put my put my family through and I would never let them was so sweet. So it has been in my mind this this it has been in my mind to retaliate for whites more than some years now. So it was here that when I came to the preaching and doing stuff, then I decided so no retaliate.

Retaliation won't be the best. I have to forgive. So I have not been living baptized. But to us spiritual week emphasis in Gustaf and in fact I was touched by those ways. They preach in that that at first I came to preach and then I then even offered myself to be baptized and I did so. So due to then, like I don't normally retaliate and even if someone previously me, I used to, I mean, gets a push to the pace and then we serve the problem in everything.

So that is a benefit that I've gotten so far. My temper has now been like, I'm able to go in with leads right then. By now. Yeah, that's excellent. Thank you. So you went from, uh, in the ghetto there, so it's like. It's reminding me. Hmm. So you went from sometimes having a hot temper, sometimes cause people to now studying the profession to help people.

Yeah. So what made you decide to want to be a nurse? Okay, for a nurse, that was during my childhood is like, is is a passion that I have in me. And they beside my daddy wanted me to be. My daddy wanted me to be. And in a when I was young, you know, whenever my dad you daddy, like you go to hospital, my daddy was having a friend and a female friend was I was saying, it's so not he used, she used to I mean teach me and then advised me that if I want to become engaged, this is what I have to do and stuff.

So that was what pushed me. And then I had the passion that actually so that pushed me to become. And then I like working on humans, I have a passion. Like I become a very excited when I whenever I'm taking care of humans. Yeah, that's nice. Um, so why is it important for this school to grow? Mm.

Is very important for this school to grow because you see. Yeah. I think is very important for this school to grow because here like the a sure discipline is that some of the schools that Wendy um for some of our nurses Wendy even go not some of them they won't be able to pass ideas to the way there will be some will be misbehaving to do complete by year is right.

Discipline has become the hallmark, the ease with discipline. If you try there, you be you be stuck on, you'll be suspended out of the school. So I see that the way these school are raising today's and doing stuff is better for a for the school to get support to. I mean, cool. So that you be able to prepare the future generation.

Yeah. Yes. So what do you think? Um. So this school is going to be getting offering money to help build more rooms. Uh uh, what makes you is that exciting? Oh, I'm very happy to hear this, because, oh, as I said earlier, this school is a very disciplined school. And then the reason why we need more classrooms is that it's a somewhat giving.

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